Paper Craft Workshop

In papercrafts, we use a lot of Mod Podge and other decoupage media. That was the original use for Mod Podge. In modern paper crafts, we use Mod Podge in dozens of other ways,  Think of using it with napkins, in art journals, in junk journals and even on greeting cards and scrapbook pages. But some media like markers, inks and pastels may smear under and over the Mod Podge. So today we are here to give you a breakdown of what will work and what will not work. That way, you will know ahead of time, so you do not waste time and money. There are times that we may consider using other media with this amazing tool. Here is your guide to what will work, and what won't with Mod Podge Mod Podge Formulas For Paper Crafts Antique : creates a vintage, aged look without having to wait for ages. Brushstroke : for a hand-painted look without the hand-painted price.. Extreme and Regular Glitter : for the glitter lovers. Fabric : to avoid fraying while preparing and using fabric.  Paper Mod P...

  If you are a paper crafter like me, then you are a fan of Mod Podge! There are so many uses for this wonderful adhesive. No matter if you are a beginner or advanced user of Mod Podge, here are our 10 Mod Podge tips to get better results using this product every time. Always apply Mod Podge to both the surface of the project as well as the surface of the materials you are adhering to . That way you will be assured to get the best adhesion with no lifting. Make sure to clean and or sand the surface before you start the project . The Mod Podge will adhere better. Always smooth out any bubbles with a brayer or a squeegee right away. While the Mod Podge is wet, go over the adhered pieces with the brayer. Work from the center outward. When you are covering the outside of a project, apply the first layer of Mod Podge with side-to-side strokes. Allow drying for 20 minutes. Then apply a second coat with up and down strokes. That will give you the smoothest possible finish. Always a...